Celebrating the opulence of Bordeaux wines, Loudenne 2020 is an extraordinary blend crafted with utmost sophistication. Derived from the Château Loudenne vineyards, the eponymous Loudenne 2020 showcases the rich terroir of the Médoc region of France. Known for its grandeur and finesse, this wine reflects the vineyards’ deep gravel and limestone clay soils, overlooking the Gironde estuary. As for the producer, the estate dates back to the 17th century, and garners global recognition for maintaining a balance between tradition and modernity.

Harnessing the power of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, the Loudenne 2020 exhibits an intense deep-purple hue with vivid aromas of blackcurrant, tobacco and mocha. Upon tasting, the palate reveals powerful, yet velvety tannins, beautifully balanced with notes of ripe fruits and hints of spice. Its ageing potential is noteworthy, ageing gracefully for up to a decade. Indulge in the captivating excellence of Loudenne 2020, a testament to French winemaking par excellence.

Celebrating the opulence of Bordeaux wines, Loudenne 2020 is an extraordinary blend crafted with utmost sophistication. Derived from the Château Loudenne vineyards, the eponymous Loudenne 2020 showcases the rich terroir of the Médoc region of France. Known for its grandeur and finesse, this wine reflects the vineyards’ deep gravel and limestone clay soils, overlooking the Gironde estuary. As for the producer, the estate dates back to the 17th century, and garners global recognition for maintaining a balance between tradition and modernity.

Harnessing the power of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, the Loudenne 2020 exhibits an intense deep-purple hue with vivid aromas of blackcurrant, tobacco and mocha. Upon tasting, the palate reveals powerful, yet velvety tannins, beautifully balanced with notes of ripe fruits and hints of spice. Its ageing potential is noteworthy, ageing gracefully for up to a decade. Indulge in the captivating excellence of Loudenne 2020, a testament to French winemaking par excellence.

Indulge in the exceptional Loudenne 2021, an exquisite vintage from the famed Château Loudenne. Located in the verdant landscapes of Bordeaux, France, this storied estate is respected worldwide for its commitment to time-honoured winemaking methods. With a rich heritage dating back to the 17th century, the Château consistently produces wines of impeccable quality.

The Loudenne 2021 is no exception, meticulously crafted from hand-picked Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes grown in the estate's premier vineyards. The delicate vinification process champions natural fermentation and ages the wine in oak barrels, lending it complexity and depth.

This assertive yet elegant blend expresses intricate notes of ripe red fruit, punctuated by hints of spice and earthiness. A velvety palate and superior length make Loudenne 2021 a standout amongst Bordeaux's elite. Savour this remarkable wine at the peak of its power, or cellar it to appreciate its potential evolution. Invest in a bottle and indulge in the extraordinary experience of fine Bordeaux winemaking.

Crafted in the world-renowned Médoc region of Bordeaux, the Loudenne Blanc 2017 is a fine specimen of finesse and subtlety. Celebrated winemaker, Château Loudenne, has carefully infused Sémillon and Sauvignon Blanc grapes in this elegant expression of French winemaking. The grapes, immaculately handpicked and fermented separately in French oak barrels, lend this wine a solid structure and alluring complexity.

The Loudenne Blanc 2017 boasts a soft golden hue coupled with an enchanting bouquet of delicate acacia blooms, zesty citrus, and exquisite hints of vanilla, revealing the artful barrel ageing process. On the palate, it offers a beautifully balanced dialogue between refreshing fruitiness and crisp acidity, ending in a lingering finish of enticing minerality.

This vintage offers a captivating wine experience — a true testament to Château Loudenne's remarkable expertise. Elevate your fine wine collection with the rare and meticulously crafted Loudenne Blanc 2017.

Tasting Loudenne Blanc 2018 is like an intimate journey to the Medoc region of Bordeaux. This exquisitely bright golden wine, delicately blended from Sauvignon Blanc and Sémillon, enchants with a harmonious arrangement of tropical fruits, citrus, and white flowers.

Produced by Loudenne, an estate with a rich past dating back to the 17th century, this vintage testifies to the meticulous, yet non-interventionist way in which every Loudenne wine is crafted. The grapes are hand-picked at maturity and gently pressed; the juice is vinified at low temperature to retain the fullest aromatic complexity. It is then matured on fine lees, enhancing its texture and depth.

Loudenne Blanc 2018’s opulence, freshness, and eloquent expression of its unique terroir have earned global recognition. It embodies the quintessence of Bordeaux white wines, making each sip an unforgettable experience.

Vinous - Antonio Galloni (92)

The 2015 Louis is broad, generous and super-expressive. The rich, textured style gives the black cherry, espresso, blackberry, menthol and licorice flavors a good bit of voluptuousness. Although not especially subtle, the 2015 Louis is impeccably made. It will appeal most to readers who appreciate the more exuberant side of Saint-Émilion.

Vinous - Antonio Galloni (84)

The 2016 Louis comes across as overripe, with hard tannins that make the wine feel clumsy. Sadly, élevage has not done much to soften the rough contours I saw when the 2016 was in barrel.

Jeb Dunnuck (92)

The 2022 Clos Des Lunes Lune D’Argent Blanc is clean, bright, and pure, with notes of lemon curd, white flowers, and crushed stone. Vibrant, focused, and elegant on the palate, it has impressive precision and a great finish, all making for an outstanding, incredibly satisfying white. Brought up in a mix of stainless steel and oak, drink bottles over the coming 5-7 years.

Wine Advocate (99)

One of the all-time great vintages for this château is the 1989 Lynch-Bages, a striking wine that offers up pure and intense aromas of cassis, pencil shavings, spring flowers and hints of cigar wrapper. Full-bodied, deep and multidimensional, it's seamless and concentrated, with a rich core of fruit, ripe tannins and a beautifully defined finish. Still an infant at age 32, it surpasses all three of Pauillac's first growths in 1989.

Wine Spectator (94)

A wine that continues to improve with age. Shows loads of ripe plum, almost prune, with hints of vanilla and mineral. Full, chewy and tight. Still needs time.--Lynch-Bages non-blind vertical. Best after 2008.

Decanter (95)

Deep plum in colour, holding its Pauillac character perfectly at 25 years old, opening up to show cedar, pencil shavings, tobacco, graphite, cassis and touches of raspberry purée. This is very much in the drinking window, with waves of camphor, charcoal, woodsmoke and tobacco adding complexity and interest. 2% Petit Verdot completes the blend.

Vinous - Ian D'Agata (90)

(73% cabernet sauvignon, 15% merlot, 10% cabernet franc and 2% petit verdot; 5.11 g/ltotal acidity; 13.2% alcohol): Dark ruby-red with a hint of garnet at the rim. Crème de cassis complemented by floral, tobacco and incense notes on the brightly aromatic nose. Very well balanced, clean, and juicy, with good inner-mouth perfume and energy to the dark fruit, cedar, herb and graphite flavors. The finish features mounting tannins that teeter on the brink of drying. This seems to have picked up some flesh and volume with bottle age, but I hope the fruit outlives the tannins. It's a lovely wine that lacks only the power of the best vintages.

Wine Spectator (95-100)

Incredible aromas of violets and currants. Full-bodied and very tannic, but loads of ripe fruit and a superlong finish. What can I say? This is amazing. If you love Lynch, buy this. Score range: 95-100

Wine Spectator (95-100)

Incredible aromas of violets and currants. Full-bodied and very tannic, but loads of ripe fruit and a superlong finish. What can I say? This is amazing. If you love Lynch, buy this. Score range: 95-100

Wine Advocate (94)

A healthy, youthful dark plum/ruby/purple color is followed by a bouquet of smoke, barbecued meats, black currants and new saddle leather. With full body and sweet tannin, this 2003 is strutting its stuff. Although it is not as fine as the 1989, 1990, or 2000, it is a complex, classic Pauillac to enjoy over the next decade.

Wine Spectator (96)

Textbook, with mouthfilling and slightly gutsy black currant, fig and blackberry fruit flavors bound together by singed cedar, iron and tobacco notes. Features a tug of loam followed by a second wave of fruit through the finish. This is just starting to stretch out.—Blind '01/'03/'05 Bordeaux retrospective (December 2017). Best from 2020 through 2040.